greek Flashcards
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zyme [noun]
A
ferment; leaven
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zoon [noun]
A
animal
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zone [noun]
A
girdle; belt
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zeein [verbal]
A
to boil; bubble
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xylon [noun]
A
wood
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xiphos [noun]
A
sword
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xeros [adjectival]
A
dry
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xenos [adjectival]
A
foreign; stranger
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xanthos [adjectival]
A
yellow
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tyros [noun]
A
cheese
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typtein [verbal]
A
to beat; strike
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typos [noun]
A
impression; type
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typhlos [adjectival]
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blind; cecum
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typhcin [verbal]
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to smoulder; conceal
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tylos [noun]
A
knob
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tryein [verbal]
A
to rub down; digest
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tympanon [noun]
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drum; ear-drum
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trophe [noun]
A
nourishment
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trope [noun]
A
turning; affinity
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trochein [verbal]
A
to run
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tritos [adjectival]
A
third
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trismos [noun]
A
spasm; lockjaw
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tricho- [noun]
A
hair
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tribein [verbal]
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to rub; crush
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treplein [verbal]
to nourish
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trepein [verbal]
to turn; bend
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trema [noun]
hole; perforation
28
trauma [noun]
wound; injury
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tragos [noun]
he-goat; prominence
30
trachys [adjectival]
rough
31
trachelos [noun]
neck; throat
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toxon [noun]
bow; poison
33
topos [noun]
place; region
34
tonos [noun]
tension; vigor
35
tomos [adjectival]
cutting
36
tokos [noun]
childbirth
37
thyreos [noun]
shield; thyroid
38
thymos [noun]
spirit; mind
39
thymos [noun]
warty excrescence
40
thrombos [noun]
clot; thickening
41
thrix [noun]
hair
42
thorax [noun]
chest; breastplate
43
thermos [adjectival]
hot; warm
44
therapeucin [verbal]
to heal; treat
45
ther [noun]
wild beast
46
thenar [noun]
palm; sole
47
thenai [verbal]
to put; place
48
thelys [adjectival]
female
49
thele [noun]
nipple; papilla
50
theke [noun]
sheath; case
51
theion [noun]
sulphur
52
thanatos [noun]
death
53
thallos [noun]
young shoot
54
thalamos [noun]
chamber; brain stem
55
tetartos [adjectival]
fourth; quarter
56
teras [noun]
marvel; monster
57
tenon [noun]
sinew; tendon
58
telos [noun]
fulfillment; end
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tele [adjectival]
far off; distant
60
teinein [verbal]
to stretch; strain
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techne [noun]
art; skill
62
taxis [noun]
arrangement
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tauto [adjectival]
the same
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taræos [noun]
framework; foot
65
tachys [adjectival]
swift; quick
66
syrinx [noun]
pipe; tube
67
syn- sym-
with together
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stypsis [noun]
astringency
69
stylos [noun]
pillar; peg
70
stroma [noun]
framework; cover
71
strobilos [noun]
cone
72
strephein [verbal]
to turn; twist
73
strabismos [noun]
squinting
74
stoma [noun]
mouth; opening
75
stizein [verbal]
to prick; puncture
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stichos [noun]
row; arrangement
77
sthenos [noun]
strength
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stethos [noun]
chest; breast
79
sternon [noun]
chest; breastbone
80
stereos [adjectival]
solid
81
stenos [adjectival]
narrow
82
stele [noun]
pillar; cylinder
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stear [noun]
fat; tallow
84
staxis [noun]
dripping; oozing
85
staphyle [noun]
bunch of grapes; uvula
86
stal-
stol- [verbal]
87
sta-
ste- [verbal]
88
spora [noun]
seed; spore
89
spongos [noun]
sponge
90
spondylos [noun]
vertebra
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splen [noun]
spleen
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splanchnon [noun]
viscus; entrail
93
sphyzein [verbal]
to throb; beat
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sphinkter [noun]
ringlike muscle
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sphen [noun]
wedge
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sphaira [noun]
sphere; ball
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sperma [noun]
seed; sperm
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speira [noun]
coil; twist
99
spathe [noun]
blade; spatula
100
spanos [adjectival]
scarce; rare
101
spacin [verbal]
to draw; wrench
102
soma [noun]
body
103
skyphos [noun]
cup
104
skotos [noun]
darkness
105
skor [noun]
dung
106
skopein [verbal]
to look at; view
107
skolios [adjectival]
curved; twisted
108
skolex [noun]
worm
109
skleros [adjectival]
hard
110
skirrhos [noun]
hard tumor
111
skia [noun]
shadow
112
skelos [noun]
leg
113
skeletos [noun]
skeleton
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skaphe [noun]
bowl; boat
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skalenos [adjectival]
uneven; triangular
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sitos [noun]
grain; food
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siphon [noun]
tube; pipe
118
sigma [noun]
the letter S
119
sideros [noun]
iron
120
sialon [noun]
saliva
121
sepsis [noun]
rotting; putrefaction
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sepalon [noun]
sepal
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sema [noun]
mark; sign
124
seiein [verbal]
to shake
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schizein [verbal]
to split; cleave
126
sauros [noun]
lizard
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sarx
sarkos [noun]
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sapros [adjectival]
rotten; decayed
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salpinx [noun]
tube; trumpet
130
sakcharon [noun]
sugar
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rhythmos [noun]
rhythm
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rhynchos [noun]
beak; snout
133
rhombos [noun]
rhomb; spinning top
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rhodon [noun]
rose; red
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rhiza [noun]
root
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rhis
rhinos [noun]
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rhein [verbal]
to flow
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rhaptein [verbal]
to sew; stitch
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rhamphos [noun]
beak; bill
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rhag- [verbal]
to break; burst
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rhachis [noun]
spine; ridge
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rhabdos [noun]
rod; wand
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pyren pyrenos [noun]
fruit-stone; pit
144
pyr pyros [noun]
fire; heat
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pyon [noun]
pus
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pyle [noun]
gate; entrance
147
pyknos [adjectival]
close; frequent; thick
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pyge [noun]
rump; buttocks
149
pyelos [noun]
pelvis; basin
150
ptyein [verbal]
to spit
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ptosis [noun]
falling
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pteron [noun]
feather; wing
153
pteris pteridos [noun]
fern
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psychros [adjectival]
cold
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psyche [noun]
breath of life; soul
156
psora [noun]
itch; scab
157
psoa [noun]
loin; loin muscle
158
psittakos [noun]
parrot
159
psilos [adjectival]
bare; smooth
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pseudes pseudos [adjectival]
false; imaginary
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psammos [noun]
sand
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protos [adjectival]
first; primitive
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proteus [noun]
changeable god
164
pros- prosth-
forward before in front
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pros-
to in addition near
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proktos [noun]
anus
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pro-
before in front of forward forepart
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presbys presbytes [noun]
old person
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pragma pragmatos [noun]
thing done; deed
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pous podos [noun]
foot; stalk
171
porphyra [noun]
purple; red
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poros [noun]
passage; pore
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polys [adjectival]
much; many
174
polos [noun]
pivot; hinge
175
polios [adjectival]
gray
176
polein [verbal]
to make; produce
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poikilos [adjectival]
spotted; diversified
178
pogon pogonos [noun]
beard
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pod- [verbal]
to foot; stalk
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pneumon [noun]
lung
181
pnein [verbal]
to blow; breathe
182
ploos [adjectival]
folded
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pleura [noun]
rib; side
184
plesscin [verbal]
to strike; hit
185
plekein [verbal]
to plait; twist
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pleion pleon [adjectival]
more; increased
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platys [adjectival]
broad; flat
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plassein [verbal]
to form; mold
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planos planktos [adjectival]
wandering
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plagios [adjectival]
oblique; aslant
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pikros [adjectival]
sharp; bitter
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piezein [verbal]
to press
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physa [noun]
air; wind
194
phylon [noun]
race; tribe
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phyllon [noun]
leaf
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phylassein [verbal]
to guard; protect
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phykos [noun]
seaweed; algae
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phycin [verbal]
to grow; arise
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phthiein [verbal]
to decline; waste away
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phronein [verbal]
to think; understand
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phrassein [verbal]
to fence in; block up
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phrasis [noun]
speech; expression
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phos photos [noun]
light
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phoros [noun]
bearing; carrying
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phone [noun]
voice; sound
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phobos [noun]
fear; flight
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phlyktaina [noun]
blister
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phleps phlebos [noun]
vein
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phlegein [verbal]
to burn; become hot
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philein [verbal]
to love
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pherein [verbal]
to bear; carry
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pharynx pharyngos [noun]
throat; pharynx
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pharmacon [noun]
drug; medicine; poison
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phanai [verbal]
to speak
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phallos [noun]
phallus; penis
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phalanx phalangos [noun]
bone between joints of fingers and toes
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phakos [noun]
lens
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phainein [verbal]
to bring to light; show
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phagein [verbal]
to eat; devour
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petra [noun]
rock; crag
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petalon [noun]
leaf
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peros [adjectival]
maimed
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perone [noun]
fibula; outer bone of lower leg
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perineon [noun]
region between anus and scrotum
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peri-
around
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peptein [verbal]
to digest; cook
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penia [noun]
poverty; deficiency
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pella pelyx pelykos [noun]
bowl; pelvis
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peg- pag- [verbal]
to make fast; fix
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pedacin [verbal]
to leap; spring
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pathein [verbal]
to suffer; experience
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pas pantos [adjectival]
all
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parthenos [noun]
virgin
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paresis [noun]
letting go; paralysis
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para-
by the side of near accessory abnormal perverted
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palin [adverb]
again; back
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pali(n)-
back again once more backwards
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palaios [adjectival]
old; ancient
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pais paidos [noun]
child
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pachys pachylos [adjectival]
thick
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oxys [adjectival]
sharp; swift; sour
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ous otos [noun]
ear
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ouron [noun]
urine
244
ouranos [noun]
sky; heaven
245
oura [noun]
tail
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oulon [noun]
gum
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oule [noun]
scar
248
ostrakon [noun]
shell
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osteon [noun]
bone
250
osmos [noun]
thrusting; pushing
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osme osphresis [noun]
smell; sense of smell
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osche [noun]
scrotum
253
orthos [adjectival]
straight; correct
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orrhos [noun]
whey; serum
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ornis ornithos [noun]
bird
256
organon [noun]
tool; organ
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orexis [noun]
desire; appetite
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orchis orchidos [noun]
testis; plant
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optikos [adjectival]
pertaining to vision
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opson [noun]
food; dainties
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opse [adverb]
late
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opistho-
behind
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opisthen [adverb]
behind; backward
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opion [noun]
opium
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ophthalmos [noun]
eye
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ophis ophidion [noun]
snake
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op- [verbal]
to see
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oon [noun]
egg; ovum
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onyx onychos [noun]
nail; claw
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onoma onomatos [noun]
name
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onkos [noun]
bulk; mass; tumor
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omphalos [noun]
navel
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omos [noun]
shoulder
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omma ommatos [noun]
eye
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oligos [adjectival]
few; small; scanty
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olekranon [noun]
elbow
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oistros [noun]
gadfly; sexual desire
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oisophagos [noun]
esophagus; gullet
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nyx nyktos [noun]
night
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nystagmos [noun]
nodding; eye movement
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nymphe [noun]
bride; female
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nous [noun]
mind
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noton [noun]
back; ridge
284
nosos [noun]
sickness; disease
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nomos [noun]
law; ordering
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neuron [noun]
nerve; sinew
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nesos [noun]
island
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nephros [noun]
kidney
289
nephele nephos [noun]
cloud; mist
290
neos [adjectival]
new; young
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nema nematos [noun]
thread
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nektos [adjectival]
swimming
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nekros [noun]
dead body
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naus [noun]
ship
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nastos [adjectival]
pressed close
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narke [noun]
numbness; stupor
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narcissus [noun]
self-love
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nanos [noun]
dwarf
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myxa [noun]
slime; mucus
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mys myos [noun]
mouse; muscle
301
myrmex myrmecos [noun]
ant
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myrinx myringos [noun]
ear-drum membrane
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myle [noun]
mill; grinders
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mykes myketos [noun]
mushroom; fungus
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myia [noun]
fly
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myelos [noun]
marrow; spinal cord
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myein [verbal]
to close; shut
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morphe [noun]
form; shape
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moros [adjectival]
dull; sluggish
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monos [adjectival]
alone; single
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mogis [adverb]
with difficulty
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mnasthai [verbal]
to remember
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mitra [noun]
belt; girdle
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mitos [noun]
thread
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misos [noun]
hate
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mimesis [noun]
imitation
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mikros [adjectival]
small
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metron [noun]
measure
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metra [noun]
womb; uterus
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meta-
after among beyond behind change transformation
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mesos [adjectival]
middle; intermediate
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meros mereos [noun]
part; segment
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meninx meningos [noun]
membrane
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men menos [noun]
month
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melos meleos [noun]
limb
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meli melitos [noun]
honey
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melas melanos [adjectival]
black; dark
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mela [noun]
cheeks
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mekos mekeos [noun]
length
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mekon mekonos [noun]
poppy; opium
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meion [adjectival]
less; smaller
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megas megalou [adjectival]
large
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maza [noun]
barley-cake; placenta
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mastos mazos [noun]
breast
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mastix mastigos [noun]
whip; flagellum
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massein [verbal]
to knead; massage
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maschale [noun]
armpit; axilla
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marasmos [noun]
wasting away
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manos [adjectival]
thin; rare
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mania [noun]
madness; frenzy
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malakos [adjectival]
soft
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makros [adjectival]
long; large
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lympha [noun]
lymph; clear fluid
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lyein [verbal]
to loosen; break up
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loxos [adjectival]
oblique; slanting
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lordos [adjectival]
bent backward
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lophos [noun]
ridge; crest
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logos [noun]
word; reason; discourse
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lochia [noun]
vaginal discharge after childbirth
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lobos [noun]
lobe; pod
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lithos [noun]
stone
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lipos [noun]
fat
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limos [noun]
hunger; famine
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lexis [noun]
speech; word
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leukos [adjectival]
white
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lethe [noun]
oblivion; forgetfulness
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leptynein [verbal]
to make thin
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lepros [adjectival]
scaly; leprosy
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lepis lepidos [noun]
scale; rind
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leon leontos [noun]
lion
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lemma [noun]
husk; sheath
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lekithos [noun]
yolk of egg
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leipein [verbal]
to leave; abandon
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leios [adjectival]
smooth
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leichen leichenos [noun]
tree-moss; skin disease
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larynx laryngos [noun]
organ of voice
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lapara [noun]
loins; abdomen
368
lampein [verbal]
to shine; flash
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lalein [verbal]
to talk; speak
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labyrinthos [noun]
maze; internal ear
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labein [verbal]
to take; grasp
372
kytos [noun]
hollow receptacle; cell
373
kyste [noun]
sac; bladder
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kyphosis [noun]
curvature; humpback
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kyon kynos [noun]
dog
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kyma kymatos [noun]
swell; wave
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kyklos [noun]
circle; ring
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kyein [verbal]
to swell; be pregnant
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kyanos [adjectival]
dark blue
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kteis ktenos [noun]
comb
381
kryptos [adjectival]
hidden
382
kryos krymos [noun]
ice-cold; frost
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krotos [noun]
striking; pulse-beat
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krinein [verbal]
to separate; decide
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krikos [noun]
ring; cartilage
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kreas kreatos [noun]
flesh; muscle
387
krasis [noun]
mixture; temperament
388
kranion [noun]
skull
389
kotyle [noun]
socket; cup
390
kosmos [noun]
order; world
391
koryne [noun]
club
392
korone [noun]
crow; crown
393
kore [noun]
maiden; pupil of the eye
394
korax korakos [noun]
raven; crow
395
koptein [verbal]
to strike; cut off
396
kopros [noun]
dung
397
konos [noun]
pine cone; cone
398
konis konios [noun]
dust
399
kondylos [noun]
knuckle; joint
400
konche [noun]
mussel; shell
401
kome [noun]
hair
402
koma komatos [noun]
deep sleep; coma
403
kolyein [verbal]
to check; hinder
404
kolpos [noun]
bosom; vagina
405
kolon [noun]
colon; lower bowels
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kolla [noun]
glue
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koleos [noun]
sheath; vagina
408
kokkyz kokkygos [noun]
cuckoo; bone
409
kokkos [noun]
berry; grain
410
koinos [adjectival]
common
411
koilia [noun]
cavity; hollow
412
kochlias [noun]
snail; spiral cavity
413
knide [noun]
nettle; itching
414
kneme [noun]
lower leg; tibia
415
klyacin [verbal]
to wash; wash out
416
klonos [noun]
confused motion; spasm
417
klincin [verbal]
to bend; turn
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klimax klimakos [noun]
ladder; critical stage
419
kleptein [verbal]
to steal; hide
420
kleicin [verbal]
to sheathe; close
421
klaein [verbal]
to break; destroy
422
kirsos [noun]
varix; dilated vein
423
kirrhos [adjectival]
tawny; orange
424
kineein [verbal]
to move
425
kestos [noun]
stitched; girdle
426
keros [noun]
wax
427
kerkos [noun]
tail
428
keras keratos [noun]
horn; cornea
429
kephale [noun]
head
430
kenteein [verbal]
to goad; prick
431
kenos [adjectival]
empty
432
kells kelidos [noun]
stain; scar
433
kele [noun]
tumor; hernia
434
kausos kauma [noun]
burning heat
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katharsis [noun]
cleansing; emptying
436
karyon [noun]
nut; nucleus
437
karpos [noun]
fruit; seed
438
karkinos [noun]
crab; cancer
439
kardia [noun]
heart
440
kar- [verbal]
to cut
441
kanthos [noun]
corner of the eye
442
kamptos kampylos [adjectival]
bent
443
kalyx kalykos [noun]
covering; shell
444
kalos [adjectival]
beautiful
445
kakos [adjectival]
bad; disordered
446
kainos [adjectival]
new
447
isthmos [noun]
narrow passage
448
isos [adjectival]
equal
449
ischion [noun]
hip-joint
450
is inos [noun]
strength; muscle
451
iris iridos [noun]
rainbow; colored membrane
452
ikteros [noun]
jaundice
453
idios [adjectival]
one's own; peculiar
454
idea [noun]
appearance; thought
455
ichthys [noun]
fish
456
iatros [noun]
physician
457
iaesthai [verbal]
to heal
458
hystera [noun]
womb; uterus
459
hypsi [adjectival]
on high; aloft
460
hypo-
under below deficient in
461
hypnos [noun]
sleep
462
hyper-
above over excessive
463
hymen hymenos [noun]
membrane; skin
464
hyle [noun]
wood; matter
465
hygros [adjectival]
wet; moist
466
hygieia [noun]
health
467
hydro hydatos [noun]
water; fluid
468
hyalos [noun]
glass
469
hormon hormonos [noun]
setting in motion; hormone
470
homos homoios [adjectival]
like; same
471
holos [adjectival]
whole; entire
472
hodos [noun]
road; path
473
histos histion [noun]
tissue; web
474
hippos [noun]
horse
475
hieron [noun]
sacred place; temple
476
hidros hidrotos [noun]
sweat; perspiration
477
hexis [noun]
condition; habit
478
heteros [adjectival]
other; different
479
herpes herpetos [noun]
creeping; spreading
480
hepar hepatos [noun]
liver
481
henai [verbal]
to send; let go
482
hemi-
half partly
483
hemera [noun]
day
484
helix helikos [noun]
spiral; coil
485
helios [noun]
sun
486
hedone [noun]
pleasure
487
hed- hid- [verbal]
to sit; place
488
hebe [noun]
youth; puberty
489
haptein [verbal]
to fasten; attach
490
haploos [adjectival]
single; simple
491
hamartia [noun]
error; sin
492
hals halos [noun]
salt
493
hairein [verbal]
to take; grasp
494
haima haimatos [noun]
blood
495
gyros [noun]
circle; ring
496
gyne gynaikos [noun]
woman
497
gymnos [adjectival]
naked
498
graphein [verbal]
to draw; write
499
gony gonatos [noun]
knee; joint
500
gnathos [noun]
jaw
501
glyphein [verbal]
to carve; engrave
502
glykys glykeros [adjectival]
sweet; sugar
503
gloutos [noun]
buttock
504
glossa glotta [noun]
tongue
505
glia [noun]
glue
506
glene [noun]
socket of the eye
507
glaukos [adjectival]
sea-green; gray
508
ginglymos [noun]
hinge; hinge joint
509
gignoskein [verbal]
to know; judge
510
gigas gigantos [noun]
giant
511
geusis [noun]
taste
512
geron gerontos [noun]
old man
513
genys [noun]
jaw; cheek
514
gen- [verbal]
to become; be born
515
ge [noun]
earth
516
gaster gastros [noun]
stomach; belly
517
ganglion [noun]
mass of nerve cells
518
gamos [noun]
marriage; wedlock
519
gala galaktos [noun]
milk
520
exo-
outside outward outer
521
eurys [adjectival]
wide; broad
522
eu-
well good normal easy
523
ethnos ethncos [noun]
race; nation
524
eso-
inward within
525
eros erotos [noun]
love; lust
526
ergon [noun]
work; functioning
527
erethismos [noun]
irritation; stirring up
528
epi- eph-
upon on
529
ephebos [noun]
youth; puberty
530
ento-
within
531
enteron [noun]
intestine
532
enema [noun]
a sending in; injection
533
endo-
within
534
en- em-
in within among intensive
535
emein [verbal]
to vomit
536
elytron [noun]
cover; sheath
537
eleutheros [adjectival]
free
538
elephas elephantos [noun]
elephant
539
elektron [noun]
amber; electricity
540
elaion [noun]
olive oil; oil
541
ek- ex-
out from outside
542
eilein [verbal]
to roll; twist
543
eikon eikonos [noun]
image; likeness
544
eidos eideos [noun]
form; shape
545
ecto-
on the outside without
546
echein [verbal]
to sound; peal
547
dys-
bad difficult hard disordered painful
548
dynamis [noun]
power; active force
549
dyein [verbal]
to enter; put on
550
drepane [noun]
sickle; scythe
551
dolichos [adjectival]
long
552
doche [noun]
receptacle; holder
553
dipsa [noun]
thirst
554
diplos [adjectival]
double; twofold
555
dicha-
in two double asunder
556
diaita [noun]
life; way of living
557
dia-
through across apart thoroughly
558
di-
twice twofold double
559
dexios [adjectival]
right (as opposed to left)
560
deuteros [adjectival]
second; next
561
derma dermatos [noun]
skin; hide
562
dere [noun]
neck
563
dendron [noun]
tree; branched structure
564
demos [noun]
country; people
565
deein [verbal]
to tie; bind
566
dasys [adjectival]
thick-haired; shaggy
567
dakryon [noun]
tear
568
daimon daimonos [noun]
divine power; demon
569
chytra [noun]
pot; vessel
570
chyme [noun]
fluid; juice
571
chthon chthonos [noun]
earth; ground
572
chronos [noun]
time
573
choreia [noun]
dancing
574
chondros [noun]
cartilage
575
chole [noun]
bile; gall
576
chiasma chiastos [noun]
crossed; decussation
577
chele [noun]
claw
578
cheir cheiros [noun]
hand
579
cheilos [noun]
lip
580
chasma chasmatos [noun]
cleft; opening
581
charakter [noun]
engraved mark; character
582
chamai [adjectival]
on the ground
583
chalkos [noun]
copper; bronze
584
chalacin [verbal]
to slacken; loosen
585
chaite [noun]
hair
586
cata- cath- or kata-
down lower under complete intensive
587
bryein [verbal]
to be full; swell
588
bronchos [noun]
windpipe; trachea
589
bromos [noun]
stench
590
bro- [verbal]
to eat
591
bradys [adjectival]
slow
592
brachys [adjectival]
short
593
brachion [noun]
arm; upper arm
594
bous boos [noun]
ox
595
boule [noun]
will; wish
596
boubon boubonos [noun]
groin; swelling
597
blepe [verbal]
to see
598
blemos [noun]
mucus
599
bios [noun]
life
600
bathys [adjectival]
deep; inner
601
baros baros [noun]
weight; pressure
602
balle [verbal]
to throw; toss
603
ba- be- [verbal]
to go; walk
604
auxein [verbal]
to increase; grow
605
autos [adjectival]
self; by itself
606
atmos [noun]
air; breath
607
atlas atlantos [noun]
mythological figure; first neck vertebra
608
athere [noun]
porridge; degeneration
609
astragalos [noun]
anklebone
610
asthma asthmatos [noun]
panting; shortness of breath
611
aster astron [noun]
star
612
aspis aspidos [noun]
shield; asp
613
askos [noun]
leather bag; bladder
614
askaris askaridos [noun]
worm; intestinal worm
615
arytaina [noun]
pitcher; cartilage of the larynx
616
arthron [noun]
joint; juncture
617
arteria [noun]
artery
618
argyros [noun]
silver
619
archos [noun]
anus
620
arche- archi-
first chief primitive
621
archaios [adjectival]
ancient; primitive
622
arachne [noun]
spider; spider's web
623
apo- aph-
from separation lack
624
aphrodite [noun]
goddess of love
625
antron [noun]
cave; cavity
626
anti-
against opposed to resisting
627
anthropos [noun]
man; human being
628
anthrax anthrakos [noun]
coal; carbuncle
629
anth [verbal]
to blossom; erupt
630
ankon [noun]
elbow; something bent
631
angelon [noun]
vessel; case
632
aner andros [noun]
man; male
633
anemos [noun]
wind
634
ana- ano-
up back anew again throughout intensive
635
amylon [noun]
starch
636
amygdale [noun]
almond; tonsil
637
amphi- ampho- amphotero-
around about both in two ways
638
amoibe [noun]
change
639
amblys [adjectival]
dulled; blunt
640
amaur [noun]
dark
641
all [adjectival]
other; different
642
algos algeos [noun]
pain
643
alex [verbal]
to ward off; defend
644
akt aktin [noun]
ray; light
645
akros [adjectival]
at the end; summit
646
akoue [verbal]
to hear
647
akos akestos [noun]
relief; remedy
648
akme [noun]
highest point
649
aitia [noun]
cause
650
aither [noun]
upper air; ether
651
aisthesis aisthetos [noun]
feeling; perception
652
agra [noun]
painful seizure
653
agora [noun]
assembly; marketplace
654
agonia [noun]
anguish; struggle
655
agogos [adjectival]
leading; promoting flow
656
aer [noun]
air; gas
657
aden adenos [noun]
gland
658
nua- an-
not without lack of
659
-tomy
cutting incision
660
-tic -ic
capability fitness pertaining to
661
-tes -ter -tor -ist
the agent
662
-stasis
stopping controlling
663
-sis -osis -iasis
action process condition
664
-sia -ia
action process condition
665
-scope
instrument for viewing
666
-sclerosis
hardening
667
-rrhea
flow discharge
668
-plasty
surgical repair or molding
669
-phobia
fear
670
-pathy
disease suffering
671
-oma
tumor swelling
672
-oid
like in the shape of
673
-megaly
enlargement
674
-ma -oma -mos
result of action
675
-logy
study of science of
676
-ize
to do do as imitate
677
-itis
condition usually an inflammation
678
-ites
belonging to of the nature of
679
-ism
result of action condition doctrine
680
-ion-
belonging or related to the part which
681
-ion -idion -arion -iscos
small diminutive
682
-ides -idae -ida
descended from related to
683
-graphy
writing recording
684
-genesis
origin production
685
-emia
blood condition
686
-asthenia
weakness lack of strength
687
-algia
pain
688
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